Delivering a Fully Loaded Train to the Iron Mine in Railroads Online!

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Hey everyone and welcome back to more Railroads Online! Today we are going to deliver the needed wood supplies to the iron mine in order to get production going! Since this is going to be a heavy trip I decided to invite Dapper back to help run 2 engines on either side of the train to make sure we have the power to get up the steep mountain passes! ‪@DapperEcho‬
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@solarflare623 2 года назад

You should save up for a geared locomotive because Geared locomotives are specifically designed to climb really steep cliffs and are super powerful.

@Dronesword123 2 года назад

I’ve been playing on a server where they have everything setup perfect to the point that when they have big running sessions, they have players who specifically play the role of yard master managing different yards at different industry’s with multiple locomotive teams bringing loaded cars down to the smelter, giving the loaded cars to the iron team, taking the empty’s back up, and once the team clears the yard loop, the next team takes their fully loaded train down and the cycle repeats shuffling Empty’s up, loaded ones down, bringing loaded iron rail cars up, etc. it’s quite amazing .

@catnipleaf8680 2 года назад

as for a new locomotive, i would recommend either the Cooke Mogul 2-6-0 or the Class 70 2-8-0. keep in mind that neither of these two locomotives are particularly fond of tight curves tho, especially the Class 70.

@callumhardy5098 2 года назад

Yes, using full regulator does use more water, because your using more steam, therefore more water has to be evaporated to make that steam.

@ff-xu8sw 2 года назад

Put betsy at the front, and betsy 2 after 1/3of the back between your waggons.

@Failer__ 2 года назад

Quick math - to fill all your 4 hoppers in one go you need 21 plank cars. 7 for planks and 14 for beams. You'll end up with 4 full iron ore hoppers and two spare iron ore left.

@loneside4912 2 года назад

Since I'm not seeing others commenting on this, thought I would simply explain what the "reverser" does. The reverser controls the movement, or more specifically, the timing of the valve. When in the neutral position the valve barely rocks side to side letting no steam pressure into any cylinder. Depending on the direction of the lever, will change the order of direction the valve moves in relation to the cylinder. To go forward, it will align pressure into the front of the cylinder when the stroke is at the bottom of the wheels. To go backwards, it will align pressure into the front, but when the stroke is at the top of the wheels, allowing to move in the reverse direction.

@Brodrich 2 года назад

I remember having a train on either end caused you guys some problems last time with pushing all the cars together and they derailed. you might want to do it with both at the front with a single car between to sort out the linking problem you get with two trains linked together. then you will either pull all the cars or push them thus sorting out the problem with a derail in the middle.

@madmaxius1334 2 года назад

You could honestly hook up both Betsy's back to back and have a double ended engine. That'd be good for single player grinding without spending a fortune on a new, more powerful locomotive.

@Valkyrie0933 2 года назад

I love how you bought the Eureka and just stored it. It makes me laugh because my main engine now is the Eureka, as it can carry so much water and fuel in comparison to Betsy, despite it's slight drop in power.

@GrandProtectorDark 2 года назад

Honestly the talk about how much water you burn through.

@TreffengammlerSL 2 года назад

i love how he freaked out about 290 ironore, wait until you get back to the smelter and remember, that there you can store 1000 iron ore...

@whusmanameAtGeeMail 2 года назад

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@kenju2268 2 года назад

Going to agree with the others suggesting to get a geared locomotive. The Climax is well worth the money, as is the Heisler once you get the hang of how to use it in its current state. Best thing about them is how much more wood and water they can hold, you can build up so much more pressure and go so much further, it really is just a massive quality of life improvement. They are slower, but the trade off is they basically never stop unless you derail them.